Made-in-Whistler Gift Ideas Whistler Real Estate

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• Experiential Whistler Gifts
• Local Foodie Products for the Festive Table
• Introductory Flying Lesson over Squamish
• Whistler Blackcomb
• Whistler-Blackcomb Ski Decor Ski Gifts Snowboard SKiing - Whistler Ski Art Ski Housewarming Gift for your Ski House
• WHISTLER BLACKCOMB Mountain Ski Trail Map Wall Art Print. By Bridget Hall Design. Free Shipping

If you’re a BC or Washington resident then it’s worth signing up for Whistler Rewards for additional discounts and deals throughout the year. As an agent with the largest realtor network in Canada, Macdonald Realty, Shauna O’Callaghan, works locally on a national scale. Shauna’s excellent reputation is the result of unparalleled respect for clients and market smarts. Soar down Canada’s longest zipline and then traverse Whistler’s rainforest canopy on an aerial obstacle course packed with challenges and adventure. The fly and climb experience includes both Whistler's Superfly Ziplines and the Aerial Obstacle Course, perfect for those who want to see the Whistler’s backcountry forest from an elevated perspective.

Whistler Baskets serves the entire Sea to Sky Corridor including Whistler, Pemberton & Squamish. We take pride in creating gifts that showcase Canadian products, especially our local vendors. To help you celebrate your time on the slopes you can choose a piece from the wide selection of bright, ski-themed paintings by Whistler artist Cori Ross. You can also take one of our locals home with you, or at least a sculpture of one, with Ron Stephens’ metalwork beavers and bears. Gift certificates cannot be re-sold or transferred to another person after the initial purchase has been completed. Whistler.com will not honour any gift certificate redemptions on re-sold gift certificates.

Experiential Whistler Gifts

This shop is filled with so many cool treasures that I genuinely struggled to narrow it down to just three suggestions. And, if you finish all your dinner, you could get a visual reminder of your time chasing pow in the mountains with a ski-themed crockery set. Part cafe, part clothing store, ecologyst’s west coast style is quintessentially Whistler.

From handmade pieces to vintage treasures ready to be loved again, Etsy is the global marketplace for unique and creative goods. It’s also home to a whole host of one-of-a-kind items made with love and extraordinary care. While many of the items on Etsy are handmade, you’ll also find craft supplies, digital items, and more. Portion of all sales is used to support The Gallery at the Art Centre, a community gallery showcasing local artists with free admission. For the fitness fanatic and nature lover, snowshoe and cross-country skiing, and for the family, Vallea Lumina. Whistler is more than just a place, it’s a lifestyle, and the folks at Whislife have embraced this by offering a wide variety of products to help you to “live your best Whis life”.

Local Foodie Products for the Festive Table

We hope we gave you some ideas for Whistler-based souvenirs to take home and gifts for under the tree. Supporting local business is more important than ever this year and we’re proud to showcase just a few of the things our retailers have on their shelves. A distinctive bandana or balaclava by local company Nibz is a practical keepsake that you can use while here, or pick up as a gift for friends. When you’re on the hunt for Whistler souvenirs and gifts you can’t go wrong with a stop at Get the Goods in Creekside.

Today, we’re Western Canada’s largest independent full service real estate company, with Residential, Commercial, Property Management and Project Marketing divisions. Our Upper Village Market grocery store stocks gourmet and specialty local grocery items so you get the most value when you order our individually handcrafted baskets. Discover the best flavours of Whistler during the Finer Things Dinner Tour, a progressive tasting menu with visits to 4 award winning Whistler restaurants.

Introductory Flying Lesson over Squamish

Beyond simply being a deck of cards, each card includes a question to pose to the group – perfect for sparking conversation. I recommend picking up a deck at the start of your vacation for use while you’re here, snuggled in front of the fire with something locally brewed in hand. Supporting local is the mantra for holiday shopping this season, and in Whistler, its entrepreneurs, small business owners, artists, artisans and craftspeople make this easy. Cool As A Moose is one of the best places in the village for Whistler-themed apparel, mugs and other goodies.

After you’ve driven through the forest, soar above the beautiful Whistler backcountry on a side-by-side zipline over a kilometre long at speeds up to 100 km/h. Get ready for a snowmobile tour through Whistler’s remarkable backcountry terrain. Enjoy the spectacular views as your guide skillfully leads you through snow-covered evergreens leading to impressive mountain vistas. Regardless of how old you are, it’s always exciting to step into the magic of a toy shop. You could make the booking and set the date or give them a Whistler.com gift certificate, which means they can choose from all the activities on offer and pick the date that works for them.

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Stay longer and save more with up to to 30% on Whistler winter lodging with Whistler.com. It's easy to book your vacation when you have the freedom of our Flexible Cancellation options backed by our Book With Confidence program. They also stock these amazing eco-friendly, yoga mats designed by a local photographer who wanted to infuse her practice with some incredible, Whistler scenery. Your time here will be pretty sweet and you can make it even sweeter with some Whistler made Chocohappy chocolate. This bit of Whistler fits nicely in your backpack, purse or stocking, but I can’t guarantee you won’t be tempted to take a nibble before you get home.

The initial purchaser must provide the recipient’s name at the time of booking in order for the Gift Certificate to remain valid. Shipping policies vary, but many of our sellers offer free shipping when you purchase from them. Typically, orders of $35 USD or more qualify for free standard shipping from participating Etsy sellers. For a more abstract representation of mountain culture, you can pick up a print by Juan Teruel. He has a wide range of ski and bike prints (for those missing Whistler’s loamy summer days). If you think socks aren’t important, try going on an adventure in the wrong pair.

She works the clay using a method called Naked Raku, which uses smoke firing to create the markings, giving her pieces a beautiful stone-like quality. For some stocking, suitcase, or postage options take a look at Heather Johnston’s coasters, prints, cushions, and hanging ornaments all featuring her photography of Whistler. Inside the Maury Young Arts Centre you’ll find the hub for all things arts and culture in Whistler – this is the home of Arts Whistler. In their lobby area you’ll find a great gift shop featuring all local artists and artisans, and make sure you take a peek upstairs at their free gallery.

You don’t need to purchase museum entry to go to the shop, but it’s such an incredible experience that it would be a shame not to. Look out for the pink “We Heart Local Art” stickers that denote the local artists that are represented. He has a home studio in Whistler that is open to the general public in the Alpine Meadows neighbourhood, but the Audain has a lovely collection of his work for sale.

For those looking for a boozier Whistler-based gift check out Coast Mountain Brewery beers and Schramm vodka and gin – made from organic Pemberton potatoes. At the entrance of Portobello Market and Fresh Bakery is an array of gifting goodies. Their Chateau Wild Honey is made from bees that reside in their rooftop gardens and is a yummy stocking-stuffer idea. There’s Canadian sea salt from Vancouver Island, and scenic coasters and mugs made on Salt Spring Island – I realize these aren’t purely made-in-Whistler options, but they’re not from too far afield!

If you’ve ever wondered how they make ski maps you should definitely pick up James Niehues’ The Man Behind The Maps book. He’s the illustrator who’s lovingly drawn in each run on pretty much every ski map in the business (he’s covered 200 ski resorts over his 30-year career). For a more tactile experience, the wood-grained surface of a Bush Backyard cutting board, which is crafted from sustainable wood sourced right here in Whistler, is an ideal souvenir. To ignite memories with smell, a Thymes Frasier Fir scented soap or candle will transport you right back to our lush coastal forests. Anja Jane Whistler-themed postcards are perfect for sending some love to your family and friends back home.